When the government spools up to promptly accomplish what the citizens want, after so many decades of, for example, imposing full year wait times for obtaining weapons the government constantly condemns and threatens to ban, it is hard to dismiss an unsettling suspicion that the government has a nefarious motive.
One wonders whether there are new rules we have never heard of that, once accepted in a transaction, deal with the old as well as the new licensed items. To get the quick service now under the eForm system the new privacy policy must be acknowledged and agreed to. I suggest you read it with care as it it is strikingly similar to all the others of its ilk from Google and the rest. Therein might lie the sneaky aspect of this apparent miracle, if there is a sneaky aspect.
Recall the housing bubble, wherein the mortgages had changed hands so many times that the collectors of the mortgage payments had no idea where to send the money and kept it. And, how so suddenly these collectors began offering attractive re-fi rates, to capture the mortgage ownership to themselves. Consumers quickly gobbled up the re-fi to save money and were contractually hooked again. Meanwhile, many stopped paying altogether, saving the money instead to see who sent a note of overdue payments. A lot of homeowners never received such a note, because their records had been long lost and forgotten.
Just one man's parallax view, and based upon nothing but long experience to justify it
